I need help Moving two tables back together

Warpug

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have two tables with thousands of records, all of which on the one tab were given a "dupstat" if they were a duplicate. In this instance duplicate doesnt mean a duplicate in the sense of data duplicate, but a business processing duplicate. So my problem is, that when the items from tab a, were filtered and moved to tab b and the columns were limited, the rest of the data from tab a wasnt moved with it. All the work was done on tab b and I need to figure out a way to get the data back on to tab a somehow. I dont know how to do this if multiple rows can have multiple columns with similar data. Here are the data on the two tabs
TAB A:
acct# loan# amt total diff daydif
9874561478 00510638521478350.002,300.00126.131
9874561478005106385214781,726.132,300.00126.131
987456147800510638521478350.002,300.00126.131
9631478520005106385285201,354.342,055.0055.002
963147852000510638528520645.662,055.0055.002
9514786320005106385263206,975.146,975.140.001
845162309800510638523098254.87254.840.001
369123456700510638524567653.001,000.00178.001
369123456700510638524567525.001,000.00178.001
123456147800510638521478874.45900.00875.41
12345614780051063852147826.50900.00875.42
123456147800510638521478874.45900875.44

<colgroup><col><col><col><col><col><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

Tab b
acct# amt total diff daydif dupeStat
9874561478350.002,300.00126.131
98745614781,726.132,300.00126.131
9874561478350.002,300.00126.131 dupe
96314785201,354.342,055.0055.002
9631478520645.662,055.0055.002
3691234567653.001,000.00178.001
3691234567525.001,000.00178.001
1234561478874.45900.00875.401
123456147826.50900.00875.401
1234561478874.45900.00875.404 dupe

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</tbody>
 

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